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April 21, 2008 at 12:52 PM #12508April 21, 2008 at 1:00 PM #191488jpinpbParticipant
Repeatedly admitting my very poor math skills, I look at that and all I think is you’re screwed and how the hell is anyone buying in San Diego.
You counted HOA, but I don’t see property tax and insurance listed, for those who own, unless you’re counting it in the mortgage, or car insurance, unless that’s part of car payment. Also, I see phone, cable, water, trash. What about SDGE?
April 21, 2008 at 1:00 PM #191514jpinpbParticipantRepeatedly admitting my very poor math skills, I look at that and all I think is you’re screwed and how the hell is anyone buying in San Diego.
You counted HOA, but I don’t see property tax and insurance listed, for those who own, unless you’re counting it in the mortgage, or car insurance, unless that’s part of car payment. Also, I see phone, cable, water, trash. What about SDGE?
April 21, 2008 at 1:00 PM #191545jpinpbParticipantRepeatedly admitting my very poor math skills, I look at that and all I think is you’re screwed and how the hell is anyone buying in San Diego.
You counted HOA, but I don’t see property tax and insurance listed, for those who own, unless you’re counting it in the mortgage, or car insurance, unless that’s part of car payment. Also, I see phone, cable, water, trash. What about SDGE?
April 21, 2008 at 1:00 PM #191561jpinpbParticipantRepeatedly admitting my very poor math skills, I look at that and all I think is you’re screwed and how the hell is anyone buying in San Diego.
You counted HOA, but I don’t see property tax and insurance listed, for those who own, unless you’re counting it in the mortgage, or car insurance, unless that’s part of car payment. Also, I see phone, cable, water, trash. What about SDGE?
April 21, 2008 at 1:00 PM #191605jpinpbParticipantRepeatedly admitting my very poor math skills, I look at that and all I think is you’re screwed and how the hell is anyone buying in San Diego.
You counted HOA, but I don’t see property tax and insurance listed, for those who own, unless you’re counting it in the mortgage, or car insurance, unless that’s part of car payment. Also, I see phone, cable, water, trash. What about SDGE?
April 21, 2008 at 1:43 PM #191548SD TransplantParticipantJpinpb,
Great catches. As soon as I posted, I realized I forgot the property taxes…but you’re right (SDG&E) and Insurance should be up there..so
Property Tax 1.25%
SDG&E % Gas & Electric
Car Insurance % for both carsEasy conclusion folks…..no way someone can afford San Diego’s RE prices……so the roller coaster value is still on its way down.
April 21, 2008 at 1:43 PM #191575SD TransplantParticipantJpinpb,
Great catches. As soon as I posted, I realized I forgot the property taxes…but you’re right (SDG&E) and Insurance should be up there..so
Property Tax 1.25%
SDG&E % Gas & Electric
Car Insurance % for both carsEasy conclusion folks…..no way someone can afford San Diego’s RE prices……so the roller coaster value is still on its way down.
April 21, 2008 at 1:43 PM #191606SD TransplantParticipantJpinpb,
Great catches. As soon as I posted, I realized I forgot the property taxes…but you’re right (SDG&E) and Insurance should be up there..so
Property Tax 1.25%
SDG&E % Gas & Electric
Car Insurance % for both carsEasy conclusion folks…..no way someone can afford San Diego’s RE prices……so the roller coaster value is still on its way down.
April 21, 2008 at 1:43 PM #191622SD TransplantParticipantJpinpb,
Great catches. As soon as I posted, I realized I forgot the property taxes…but you’re right (SDG&E) and Insurance should be up there..so
Property Tax 1.25%
SDG&E % Gas & Electric
Car Insurance % for both carsEasy conclusion folks…..no way someone can afford San Diego’s RE prices……so the roller coaster value is still on its way down.
April 21, 2008 at 1:43 PM #191666SD TransplantParticipantJpinpb,
Great catches. As soon as I posted, I realized I forgot the property taxes…but you’re right (SDG&E) and Insurance should be up there..so
Property Tax 1.25%
SDG&E % Gas & Electric
Car Insurance % for both carsEasy conclusion folks…..no way someone can afford San Diego’s RE prices……so the roller coaster value is still on its way down.
April 21, 2008 at 1:51 PM #191568jpinpbParticipantLooks good now – I mean bad. I guess if you believe what’s being said about savings being at historical lows, you can take that out of the budget. Also I’m not sure how many people are putting into 401k, unless their company forces them to. I have a sneaky suspicion some people took the money they would ordinarily put in 401k and instead invested in real estate, b/c they stopped making land and it’s only going to go up.
April 21, 2008 at 1:51 PM #191594jpinpbParticipantLooks good now – I mean bad. I guess if you believe what’s being said about savings being at historical lows, you can take that out of the budget. Also I’m not sure how many people are putting into 401k, unless their company forces them to. I have a sneaky suspicion some people took the money they would ordinarily put in 401k and instead invested in real estate, b/c they stopped making land and it’s only going to go up.
April 21, 2008 at 1:51 PM #191626jpinpbParticipantLooks good now – I mean bad. I guess if you believe what’s being said about savings being at historical lows, you can take that out of the budget. Also I’m not sure how many people are putting into 401k, unless their company forces them to. I have a sneaky suspicion some people took the money they would ordinarily put in 401k and instead invested in real estate, b/c they stopped making land and it’s only going to go up.
April 21, 2008 at 1:51 PM #191642jpinpbParticipantLooks good now – I mean bad. I guess if you believe what’s being said about savings being at historical lows, you can take that out of the budget. Also I’m not sure how many people are putting into 401k, unless their company forces them to. I have a sneaky suspicion some people took the money they would ordinarily put in 401k and instead invested in real estate, b/c they stopped making land and it’s only going to go up.
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